What good Chinese herbal medicine names can be used as names?

Adhering to the naming principles of beauty in sound, correctness in form and goodness in meaning, I will first analyze it from the perspective of jurisprudence, citing both cases and surnames. However, I don't know much about Chinese medicine. I hope my friends who know Chinese medicine very well can add it.

By convention, all pictures are in png format, so that traffic controllers can read them with confidence. In this paper, the normal font is the general analysis part, the bold type is the key recommendation or important prompt, and the underline is the non-recommendation part or negative teaching material. I'll start with fewer strokes. In the first picture, there are not many Chinese medicines that can be named. Words like "people, no, two, eight" are extremely difficult to use in naming. The word "Dao" and "Gan" are slightly violent and should not be used for naming. "Big" and "small" will appear low in style, "Chuan" will not be used at the end, and "Ma" will not be used at the end. Next is the part that can be used for reference.

White light: concise and lively, it can be used for non-single surnames with large structures such as "Ren, He, Lu and Zhao", but not for simple surnames such as "Wang and Ding" and surnames with twists and turns to the right.

Shirakawa: Putting Sichuan in the middle will affect the whole glyph. Generally, it should be used with caution, but the name is so good that it can still be used. It should be used for surnames with clear strokes, such as Feng, Lu, Yang and Meng, but not for one-word surnames, such as Wang and surnames like Zhou in Sichuan.

Marin: The word horse begins with no tail, so this name is only used to name words considering the surname of the horse. The advantage of this name is high style, but the disadvantage is that the word Lin is slightly straight, which will be in sharp contrast with the jumping feeling of horses.

Zi Ling: The picture above is the best. It's a common name. Let me recommend it first. It should be noted that when using sub-words, it is best not to use surnames to form words. This is the case with Li and Hu. However, princes, plums, stools, etc. Both are not bad images, and Sun's name should not count. The style will be completely destroyed by Sun's name, and Sun's name should not be considered. In particular, it is best not to mention Meng's name, or there will be three little soldiers marching in a column with guns.

Asparagus: concise, high style, but not applicable. It is suitable for graceful surnames such as "Bai, Wu and Wen", but not for vigorous, elegant and serious surnames.

Tianlong: It's a good name, but too many users seem to be cliche. It is most suitable for surnames with more strokes and rare surnames.

Fang Fang: It is a concise and lively name, and there are not many users, so many surnames can be considered. It is most suitable for more serious surnames such as "Chen, Zheng, Jiang, Shen and Han", but not suitable for surnames such as "Wang, Liang, Yang and Zhang" and surnames with less strokes. Fang's choice of this single name has a general effect, with no bright spots and no serious injuries.

Wen Yuan: Good name, concise, with strong applicability and general style. Don't use Yao's surname.

Yuzhu: The image and font are good, the rhyme is acceptable, and the style is average. Suitable for surnames with more strokes and beautiful images, not suitable for surnames with similar fonts to jade and surnames starting with Y such as Ye.

Yunling: Generally speaking, it is not as easy to use, but it is better to use for surnames such as Li, Ma and Tao. The suffix of horse is not very good, and the suffix of cloud is simply standard.

There aren't many names available in this picture. "Ai" is a common name, but these three are obviously not easy to use. The words "Zhu, Zhi and Su" are all good, but the words "Gaishi" and "Bai Zi" are obviously not the most suitable. In short, are these names difficult to use at the beginning or at the end? But you can say a few more words.

Bletilla striata: Bai surname can be named with this word, which is very stylish.

Pinellia ternata: It is the best of these names, but the word "half" is not everything after all. Suitable for disyllabic surnames with more strokes, such as Liu, Chen and Xu.

There are not many words available in this picture, such as "blood" and "meat" must not be used, and the word "land" should be forgotten, which will make the name look like Voldemort. Names such as "such as" have really poor phonology and are not recommended. Please pay attention to the underlined words and remind me to use them with caution.

Park Xiao: Don't think this name is easy to use. The correct pronunciation of this medicine is dawn, not Pu Xiao. Therefore, if you want to have a name pronounced Puxiao, you'd better use the word Xiao instead of Xiao.

Lily: The image is good, but it should be used with caution in the next 50 years. The original style has been reduced, and some easily misunderstood pictures have been added recently.

He Huan: His first name is "He Huan", but other surnames have a general influence.

Decisiveness: Decisiveness is not easy to use. Here, it is suggested to replace decisive words with names, and the effect will be much better if they are changed to "desperate".

Sumu: Actually, it's easier to use, and it's suitable for two-syllable surnames with positive images such as "Chen, Luo and Tang".

Eucommia ulmoides Oliv : Suitable for Du's name.

Yuan Zhi: The image is very good, and it can be considered versatile, but the problem is that there are too many users and the style is not high.

Seabuckthorn: The single name of Sha surname can be considered, and it is best not to put the word Sha in the middle when naming other surnames.

Ganoderma lucidum: this is a valuable medicinal material, but if it is used for naming, it will reduce the style, have good pronunciation and simplify the font, which is suitable for four-syllable surnames.

Indigo: the image is good, but the effect is average, which is suitable for disyllabic surnames with beautiful image.

Mo Jing: It's a good name that is easily overlooked. Pay attention to the collocation of the word "Jing" It is best not to use surnames like "Liu, Tang and Yu". It is suitable to use disyllabic surnames with elegant images and asymmetrical glyphs, such as "Xu, Liang, Han, Feng and Yuan".

See here need special mention, pearl, poria cocos, fennel, pepper, these commonly used nouns should be used carefully when naming, so as not to fall into the stereotype, and what if the child turns brown into black pepper?

Nanxing: A good name with ordinary words but no loss of style. The word "star" is now an undervalued common word. In fact, it is very easy to use if it is properly matched, and it is a great pen with Nanzi. When choosing this name, we should pay attention to matching surnames with broad and clear images, such as "Zhang, Guo and Pan", but not with graceful surnames and surnames with two or three syllables. Girls use it with caution.

Magnolia officinalis: a good name with simple and modest image and versatile phonology. As long as you don't take individual surnames such as "Hou, Lou and Liu", the disadvantage is that the thick factory frame is too eye-catching. If it doesn't look pleasing to the eye, you can consider changing it to the last word.

Xiang Ru: The image is good, but the style is still higher.

Guan Zhong: If you don't mind your child being nicknamed "Audience", you can consider this name, which is both upright and simple, very suitable for boys, and rhymes slightly awkward but versatile.

This page is really lacking. The wonderful characters are basically badly matched, and some of them are definitely useless. The image of the dragon is good, but it is a common name. Some friends say duckweed is a good name, but I really disagree. Parents should avoid giving their children frivolous or even frivolous names, and it is best not to touch images such as falling, falling, and displacement, so as to avoid dissatisfaction or even inferiority when children grow up. The name must be as powerful as Kunpeng, the silence should be as eternal as the sun and the moon, the roots should be like conifers and willows, or there should be branches like vines, so don't move without strength and walk without direction. Besides, I also noticed that there is a name here called "Tian Tong". This reminds me of my previous answer, do people have different views on different names? -As mentioned in Lin Jiangxian's answer, high-profile and grandiose names will arouse public disgust, and a simple handsome word will arouse the disgust of more than half of people, not to mention names like "Heaven, God and Great Emperor". Moreover, when the word "heaven" is used as the last word, it is best to add a grounded word in front to avoid the suspicion of "heaven".

The situation on this page is better than that on the previous page. A brief analysis of the problems mainly includes the following points: the yellow word is not in the middle, but it can be replaced by homophones; You can't use wild characters, but if you are right, it will work wonders. The beauty of using the word "Ye" is that bright words are followed by strong words, such as "Guangye, Xinye, Yezheng and Yecheng". The words next to the word "bug" are not used except for a few numbers such as "butterfly"; Praise deer, sheep, tigers and other animals can be used in names, but objectification should be avoided. When it comes to animal names, we should pay attention to collocation, so that the names can produce a positive abstract image as much as possible and avoid visualization. In other words, words involving organs, components and metabolites and related homonyms are not suitable for collocation with words involving animal names. The above antlers and antlers are obviously negative examples, and the positive examples are "Deer White, Loose Deer and Hu Jun".

Berberis amurensis: Huang surname can be named by this word.

Acorus calamus: It is suggested that the word "Acorus calamus" be changed to "Chang" to be used with disyllabic and trisyllabic characters that are not euphonious.

Isatis indigotica: the image is good, and monosyllabic or left-right structural words can be used.

Perilla frutescens: This is a popular name. Its image, pronunciation and font are all good, but it may be popular in the future. This name has strong applicability and is not suitable for surnames such as Wang, Li and Sun. It is most suitable for disyllabic and disyllabic characters with moderate strokes.

Zizhi: The sound and rhyme are not well matched, not as good as perilla, but the style is slightly higher.

Zi Yuan: brighter than perilla, it is suitable for moderate surnames such as Zhang, He and Han, but not for unrestrained surnames such as Ma, Gao and Niu.

Cold water: pay attention to the collocation of surnames for cold names. Try to choose Zhang, Guo, Feng and other surnames with moderate heat and cold, and avoid collocation with hot surnames such as Li, Zhu and Pang, cold surnames such as Song, Bai and Yan, and surnames such as Gao and Zhong.

Sandalwood: Sandalwood is a good image, but the word "fragrance" is bound to affect the style. It would be much better to replace the word "Xiang" with the word "Xiang", which one depends on the surname. If the surname is Wang, it is better to use Xiang characters, because this structure is simple; If the surname is a word with a moderate number of strokes, you can consider using a relative word; There are too many strokes in the surname, so it is better not to use this name. There is not much problem in phonology, except that the surnames of Han, Tan and Luan have a rhyme, and the surnames of Tang and Tao have a t, so be careful to avoid the homonym of animals.

This is the end of the analysis of two-character medicinal materials. The information is incomplete. If there are any important omissions, please remind me to add them in the comments section. In other words, there are fewer three-character medicinal materials available in the name, so it is not easy to use them all. Let me say it briefly.

Mountain Year: You can use the word "Road Year". This name is elegant and concise, with high applicability. It is most suitable for surnames with simple style and temperament, such as Zhang, Zhou, Zheng and Xie. This name may seem a bit old-fashioned, so it is most suitable for intellectual families in cities with cultural connotations. Parents who like cute styles don't like this name.

Chuanmutong: You can use the word Akutong, with a surname. Guo is a perfect match, and elegant surnames such as Su and An are also acceptable. When collocating surnames such as Gao and Zhou, it is best to change the word "wood" to "wood" to avoid inflexibility.

Xiao Ye Pu: Yepu is available, and Wu is a goddess. It is best to take the surnames of the upper and lower structural words in the simplified word area, and the second and fourth sounds are better. Ye surname is not recommended to take this name.

Wenguanmu: Wen surname can take this name directly, and other surnames can use this word, which is very suitable for Liang surname.

Water hyacinth: The word hyacinthus orientalis is too complicated. Although the image is good, it is not recommended.

Fang Teng: There is a word Fang Teng, so it should be matched with surnames with more strokes, not with Ang Yun.

Sijiqing: The word Qing Ji is concise and lively, which is very suitable for a name. It has a wide range of uses and is most suitable for elegant surnames such as Song, Cai and Fan. If the surname has many strokes, you can use "Qing" instead of "Qing". Don't match Li's surname, and don't change seasons to take over.

The information content of the pictures behind is not high, so I won't post them. I just summarize some for reference.

Rabdosia rubescens: Dongling can be used, and it is cold in nature, so it needs to be accompanied by a warm surname.

Jasmine: You can use jasmine. Jasmine is an elegant word, while jasmine is a vulgar word. Together, the two words have their own advantages. The name is fresh and lively, and the most important thing is to reconcile some graceful surnames. Of course, don't put the name of the flower on the cow right away. What I want to say here is Hu surname. Plain writing is an excellent medium to connect unrestrained surnames with beautiful endings.

Xu Changqing: The most famous drug name. According to legend, Xu Changqing, a scholar, personally collected herbs in Zhao Kuangyin, Song Taizu, and cured a chronic stomach disease, but he couldn't name it, so Song Taizu named it Xu Changqing. In fact, it's not a good image that this medicine is nicknamed Liaodiaozhu. But beautiful allusions seem to be more important than potential images, and people still love this name. I am also happy to use this name as the receiving place of this article.